The Worst Time To Graduate?

The outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic has left everything at its last gasp, the labour market aren’t showing any positive. Millions of graduates are leaving universities every single year and this year posed the most difficult threat on labour market.

The ceremonious tradition was put unhold due to the strict measures on curbing the pandemic, any sought of messages or farewells were based on virtual looking forward to the practical aspect of it.

There is no doubt that the pandemic has caused a huge financial crises, average companies will struggle to retain their employees due to insufficient fund to continue running the company.

Education is the most expensive gift parents can give to their children. Having spent reasonable years in varsity to be someone and make difference in the society, unforseen circumstances can shatter dreams, this is not the time to think much, but the time to show great character, it might forced many graduates who had already envisaged to re-strategize.

This year graduates have left with the most difficult puzzle to solve, the scarcity of both labour and capital will hinder the plans to drive forward. It could have been a better time to graduate, nevertheless, you can’t pause time but try to make new plans and get ready to execute.

• We have to keep moving forward

Worst circumstances present the best opportunity to work on, any motivation worth it this time, because it will only get worse, lack of positivity surrounding the whole thing, in a situation where the circumstances breed negativity.

Graduates will take it upon themselves to inspire, this is not the time belittle any opportunity, the mind needs stability and something to hold unto and work on because it will completely get out of projects and got drained.

This time might not be the perfect time to go into labour market, just like it is not the time to relent you need full force to break the circle and continue to strive and change the situation, it will be temporary if you’re dedicated to fight now.

The markets are not responding, some countries have entered into recession, graduates are finding it difficult to to cope in the period of uncertainties, the statistics is not convincing leaving the situation undecided.

The dreadful pandemic is forcing development backwards, while the world is close in finding vaccination. While the labour market continues to go down graduates are hoping for the most positive outcome.